Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1925, Page 36

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COPENHAGEN, December 22.—A sensational documem showing barbar ous treatment of political prisgners, especially moderate Socialis t by the Soclal Ikn\nl\r document emanates through a priva source from the Social Democrat in migrant committee in Berlin, to which it was secretly sent by Socialists in- terned in the Soviet prison in Tobolsk. It say “Dear Comrades: It has been said that the bolsheviks have abolished concentration camps for political pris. oners. Socialists and anarchists at Solovetski Island, in the White Sea, und that the majority of those pris. oners were sent to Verkne Uralsk, while thousands of others were sent to the former prison of Tobolsk, Siberfa. But this is untrue. Solovetski Island there are still political prisoners, mo: ers, who participated in strikes pro- hibited by the Soviet government. These prisoners are treated inhuman. ly by the guards. who themselves were formerly sentenced for murder. A whole graveyard was found on the island. in which the Socfalists San- domir and Aranowitsch, and the wom- en, Marzynkewitsch and Boru, were buried. “The prisone in te further that conditions in T are unendura ble. They nre cohfined 14 to 17 in a small room and never allowed to walk in the fresh air. The sanitaty con. ditions are abominable and epidemics of constant occurrence. The prison- ers dle llkke rats. The guards hate the prisoners and murder and vio- lence are of daily occurrence.” In the document the prisoners com- plain that foreign labor delegations visiting Russia were not allowed to see that kind of & prison. (Copyright. 1925, b Chicago Daily News Co.) “LA CENA DELLE BEFFE” SCHEDULED IN NEW YORK First Presentation in U. 8. of Benelli Libretto Announced by Metropolitan Opera Co. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 22 flrst performance in the United “La Cena delle Beffe,” by Umberto Glordane will be given at the Metro- politan Opera House on January 2, General Manager Qlulio Gatti-C: announced. Sem Benelll prepared the libretto from his play which was given on Broadway several years ago as “The Jest,” starring John and Lionel Barry- more. The opera was performed for the first time in the Schala Theater, Milan, Italy, in December of last year. The cast announced for the first presentation includes: Mmes. Alda, Alcock and Wakefleld, and Mme Gigli, Ruffo, Bada and Didur, Tulllo Serafin, at present recovering from injuries received when struck by a taxicab, was announced as the conductor AIR SERVICE IN FLORIDA WILL START JANUARY 1 Incorporated Comp#ny, Headed by Rickenbacker, Takes Advantage of Congested Condition of Railways. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, December 22.—Taking advantage.of the present congested condition of railway service in Flor- ida, & new company, Florida Airways, Inc., using Ford allmetal airplanes, will start service between Tampa and Miami January 1, it was an- nounced here. Capt. Eddle Rickenbacker is pres ident and general manager of the new concern; Maj. William A. Rob- ertson is vice president in charge of operations and Lieut. John Hard- ing, who took part in the round-the- world flight, is in charge of mainte- nance. Others connected with the new enterprise include Edward R. Hart, formerly connected with the Shipping Board, and Maj. Reed Chambers. According to H. J. Wymer of the new company, it is the first big purely commercial venture in air transportation in America by Amer- icans. The schedule in the beginning will include daily round trips between Tampa and Miami. Four all-metal airplanes of the Stout air Pullman design will be ready for delivery Christmas day, it is expected, and these will be flown to Miami to be- gin operations of gthe service. Later it is planned to extend the service from Tampa to Havana. —_— Thrice Robber Victim. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va.. Decem: 2 —Robbed three times in two arl Ulman of this city fost his automobile, his overcoat, laprobe and Airedale dog. The car was found abandoned in Riehmond, the clothing was recovered at Occoquan and the dog, which had been induced by two hikers to follow them, returned home. Before you buy bonds, send for this book Ir vou desire to increase the aver- age yield from your investments during 1926, you will find it well worth while to consider the new bond issues an- nounced in our ‘““Advance Offering” book. They aresafe and pay interest up to 7 per cent. Write today for Booklet 165 AL. G.L.MILLER & CO. 235 Woodward Building Washington, D. C. A DOLLAR IN MILLER FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS THE EVENING Resigns Local Pastorate HARRIS BEWING REV. WALTER A. MORGAN. STAR, WASHINGTON, D €. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29 22, 1925. REV. WALTER MORGAN | VETERANS ARE WARNED. | SHOOTS WIFE, BABY TO LEAVE CAPITAL Pastor of Mount Pleasant Congre- gational Church Going to Chicago. Rev. Walter A. Morgan, pastor of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, Columbia road near Four- teenth street, Sunday tendered his resignation to accept a call to be come pastor of the First Congrega- tional Church of Chicago. Dr. Morgan stated today he will leave the local pastorate in about two months and that the congrega- tion will soon hold a meeting for the purpose of securing a new pastor. He came to the Mount Pleasant Church about eight years ago from Dover, N. H., where he was pastor of one of the oldest Congregational churches in that State. The local church membership has greatly in- creased during Dr. Morgan's pas- torate. 3 The Chicago church, of which he will become pastor, is new and the 15 CONVICTS ESCAPE. Cut Way Through Floor of Texas State Farm Dorm)tory night through the floo which they those who es ing 99-year s Most of the gasoline and kerosene entering British West Africa comes from Americ: “ask tor Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk — Milk Forlnfants, Inoalids, N TheAged ‘Nourishing—Digestible— No Cooking. The Homeé Food-Drink for All Ages HUEHEE AR AR RO il URnmmmmg Urged Not to Hire Lawyers Too Soon in Claims Casee. Veterans of the World War whose cases are pending before the Veterans’ Bureau have been cautioned by the Disabled American Veterans not to employ attorneys until final decision on thelr claims is reached by Director Hines of the bureau. Complaints have been made, the an- nouncement said, that some veterans had paid lawyers after their claims had been rejected by regional boards, only to learn that final decision here by the director in their favor would have followed without the services of an_attorney. largest of 72 Congregational churches in the city. Dr. Morgan is president of the Fastors’ Federation of this ecity, chairman of the committee on comity and a member of the Cosmos Club. Automobile owners must later than December 31. type of head lights. have their The Automobile tain your tags and new registration License Bureau and deliver them promptly to your office or resi- dence at a service charge of 75¢ in addition to the $1.00 charged by the District, both payable on delivery. ‘Write 602 Lenox Building or 533 21st NW., ! 5543, (not after 5:30 P.M.) or West 1493 24-hour service.) Give your 1925 license number, name and stylc of car, AND STEPDAUGHTER Man, Separated From Mate, Re- turns After Year to Kill Two as They Slept. By the Associated Press. ORANGE, N. J.,, December 22.— £nthony Marano Sunday shot and Kkiiled his wife, Julia, his baby daugh- ter of the same name, seriously wounded a 14-year-old stepdaughter, Anna Grieco, and then fled. Marano had been separated from | his wife for almost a year. He gained entrance to her house by cutting a hole in a pane of window glass so he could rafse the window. Police be- lleved he fired upon Mrs. Marano and How About Your 1926 Auto Tags? “utomobile tags not Tag Service will ab- card from the District or Phone Main and Automobile Tag Service Henry Gentry I The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. the baby while they slept. The & daughter, hid under a bed when aw ened by the shooting, and was shot when Marano stumbled over her feet while running from the room. Sl e Missionary Dies at Sea. PLYMOUTH, England, December 22 UP).—An American missionary, Rev. Martin Muellers, 65 years old, died from apoplexy aboard the liner Columbus, which sailed from New York December 13. The body was taken to Bremen. “Home-made hot apple KILLS WOMAN, THEN SELF Negro Boy S8lays Former’s Wife and Commiis Suicide. ‘WINONA, Miss.,, December 22 lP\ —John Noey, a negro boy 17 years o age, shot and killed Mrs. W. (- Brooks, 50, and then killed himself at the Brooks farm home about miles east of this city late Sunday. e Senegal and Dahomey are the larg est purchasers of mineral ofls in French West Africs piell!!” gets action from young and old if they know it is baked with luscious WENATCHEE — Buy Them By the Box! SlS%) Ipples For sale at all Sanitary Grocery Stores and other good retail stores, and the following supply your grocer: A. A. Leishear & Son 915 B Street N.W. Leventhal & Oxenburg 921 D Street NW. wholesale fruit dealers, who can Chas. W. Heitmuller Co. 923 B Street N.W. 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